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Kerala Govt to Pay Rs 12.5 Lakh Compensation to Teacher Tortured in Muthanga Case

The Kerala government has approved Rs 12.5 lakh compensation for K K Surendran, a teacher allegedly tortured in police custody during the 2003 Muthanga tribal land agitation in Wayanad. The Home Department ordered the State Police Chief to release the amount and recover it from the personal assets of two police officers responsible for Surendran's illegal arrest and torture. The agitation involved tribal families occupying forest land demanding land rights.

Deccan Herald··Sulthan Bathery

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CJP Activists Detained in Ahmedabad Amid Protests Against CEC

During protests against the Chief Election Commissioner at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, several CJP activists were detained by police in Ahmedabad. The Western Railway canceled the Swarn Jayanti Rajdhani Express. Delhi Police also took CJP leaders into custody upon their arrival by plane, intensifying the crackdown on the protestors.

Amar Ujala··Ahmedabad

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Technology

ROSATOM and IIT Bombay Launch Atomic Hack India 2026

ROSATOM and IIT Bombay have launched Atomic Hack India 2026, a national challenge focused on grid protection for a 220 kV transmission line integrating nuclear and renewable energy. The event includes online qualifiers in October and a 48-hour finale at IIT Bombay in December, aiming to address energy grid challenges.

ET Energy Power··Mumbai

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Sports

Sanju Samson Takes Responsibility After 82-Run Knock vs West Indies

Sanju Samson admitted taking the blame on himself after scoring 82 runs off 41 balls against West Indies in Ranchi. Previously, he struggled on tours of Ireland and England and faced competition from Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. His strong performance in Ranchi was a response to critics and marked a significant comeback.

NDTV Cricket··Ranchi

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CJI Surya Kant Forms Panel for Judicial Officers' Well-Being

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has formed a committee led by Supreme Court judge Justice KV Viswanathan to address the mental and physical well-being of judicial officers nationwide. The panel includes medical experts and aims to support officers facing heavy caseloads, long hours, complex decisions, and emotional challenges. This initiative coincides with World Mental Health Day and seeks to strengthen the justice system's sustainability.

Hindustan Times·

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19 Detained in Delhi Ahead of CJP Protest at Jantar Mantar

In Delhi, 19 individuals including Cockroach Janta Party leaders Dipke and Rathee were detained in a security crackdown. Detentions occurred at homes and an airport shortly after arrivals. The arrests happened before a planned protest at Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Economic Times··Delhi

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